Irving Howe Wins Again in Division 72 Field Day
Irving Howe of North Dorchester A A repeats his 100 yard dash victory at the Division 72 A O H meet on Locust street grounds. Jimmy Powers wins the mile, James Powers and R Bell finish strong in the trio’s chase, and C H Sullivan and William Doggett lead the 3 mile with Sullivan clocking 15m 56s.
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Locust Street Grounds
South Boston
Irving Howe
North Dorchester A. A
City of Boston
P. Hurley
Boston
Walter Mooney
Dorchester
Howe
Hurley
Mooney
Jimmy Powers
R. Bell
Powers
Bell
Weeks
Newton Y. M. C. A
Jimmy Burke
Powder Point School
Burke
I. E. Bacon
Dartmouth
A. B. M’kechnie
Brookline Gym
A. M. Bowser
Jynn
J. S. Graves
North Dorchester
Y. Howe
J. Myers
FE. F
Dorchester Club
William Ferguson
L. C. Mitchell
I. Howe
BE. P. Hurley
James Powers
L. E. Bacon
A. B. McKechnie
William Doggett
G. A. Threadgold
Redmond Team Wins The Hurling Match
In a fast game at Boston Common 2500 spectators watched the John E. Redmond team led by M. J. Lombardy beat the W. O'Brien team captained by Thomas Coogan 11 to 5. The Redmonds led 5 to 4 at half time and pulled away in the second half with six goals to one.
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Boston Common
John E. Redmond
M. J. Lombardy
W. O’brien
Thomas Coogan
Redmonds
O’briens
Brookline Dominates City of Boston Swimming Carnival
More than 2000 spectators watched Brookline Swimming Club and Brookline Gym A A sweep most events at the City of Boston carnival in the Charles River Basin. David B. Church led wins in 100 and 220 yard swims while Ben James took the 440 yard title.
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Brookline
Bill Snow
Reed
F. J. Johnson
Francis H. Farrell
South Boston
Prendergast Brothers
John Carolan
John McEttrick
Brookline Gym
A. A
Madeline Tonely
L Street Bath
Maisie Brophy
L Street
M. Prendergast
R. Johnson
Brookline Swimming Club
J. Nathan
Boston Y. M. C. A
David B. Church
Brookline S. C
Joseph O'Connor
Riverside Boat Club
Ben James
William Snow
P. Reed
Sun
The Motorcycle Craze Swells in New England
John Wilson of Pierce-Arrow New England distributorship asserts motorcycles eclipse bicycles in popularity. He notes orders pouring in from all New England and easy terms attracting buyers unable to purchase otherwise this season. Wilson, a pioneer rider since 1879, is a celebrated bicycle racer and jeweller president.
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John Wilson
Pierce-Arrow
New England
Mr. Wilson
Wilson
America
John S. Prince
England
County Cork Triumphs Over Galway in Gaelic Football
A large crowd at the Common witnessed Gaelic football as County Cork beat County Galway 1 goal 3 points to 1 goal. Cork captain Humphrey Hennessey led his team with a first half three points while Galway captain Joe Iyons equalized with a second half goal. Cork scored a late goal to seal the victory. Referee was Jack Splaine. Also in business news Walter E. Flanders announces Charles K. Magee former GM controller of General Motors joins the Flanders group as a key member.
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County Cork
County Galway
Humphrey Hennessey
Joe Iyons
Hennessey
Jack Splaine
Walter E. Flanders
Charles K. Magee
General Motors Company
Flanders Group
Emperor Bell
Combination Park
Medford
Fellsway Driving Club
Race meet at Indianapolis off Labor Day due to conflicts
The proposed automobile race meet at the Indianapolis Speedway on Labor Day has been declared off. Officials delayed the date to allow cars to compete in Elgin road races and then proceed to Milwaukee for the Vanderbilt cup grand prize and other events.
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Indianapolis Speedway
Elgin
Milwaukee
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Fall River
Springfield
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Iano
Washington ST
Pat
Scollay’s Stores
Old South Bldg
Court St
Court Sq
Ordin
Redmond
Mantell-Thompson
Sacramento
Frank Mantell
Cyclone Johnny Thompson
Church IS
Star OF Swimmers
Villa Napoli
Nantasket
AgillAa Napoli
R. H. Stearns
Atlantic Coast
Capitol
Whitehouse
Ollars
United Shirt & Collar Co., Makere, Trey
Price
Tuyu
Oxford
Jordan Marsh Company
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